DigitalX, an Australian-based technology and investment company, has acquired 57.5 units of the world’s leading cryptocurrency, bitcoin (BTC). Due to the crypto market uptrend, it concluded its latest purchase at approximately $118,275 per bitcoin.
DigitalX Adds 57.5 Bitcoin.
Now holding 425.1 BTC, valued at $78.2M, further reinforcing our position as the leading ASX-listed company for institutional-grade Bitcoin exposure.
Read the full ASX announcement here: https://t.co/peAzOo87Pr pic.twitter.com/ArSPjULroX
— DigitalX Ltd (@DigitalXLtd) July 18, 2025
To fund its latest BTC acquisition, the company converted existing cryptocurrencies in its treasury, aligning with its Bitcoin-first treasury strategy.
Over $50M in BTC
DigitalX announced a complete shift to BTC as a reserve asset on July 8, 2025, and has since then increased its holdings by 166.8 BTC, representing a massive 64.8% increase in Bitcoin per share. The firm’s commitment to boosting its stash underscores its mission of becoming Australia’s leading Bitcoin Treasury.
Notably, DigitalX not only buys BTC from the open market. It also boosts its reserve by acquiring shares of its ASX-listed Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), specifically the Digitalx Bitcoin ETF (BTXX).
As a result, DigitalX holds 232.1 BTC acquired directly and 193 BTC realized via accumulating 881,000 shares of BTXX, totaling 425.1 BTC. With BTC trading around $119,000 at the time of writing, its BTC bag is valued at $50.5 million (AUD 78 million).
Investors Scoop Bitcoin and Bitcoin ETFs
London-based company Coinsilium Group has also announced a strategic boost to its bitcoin treasury. It recently purchased 10.25 BTC at approximately $120,539 per bitcoin. Collectively, it holds 112 BTC acquired at $110,278 per coin.
Following in DigitalX’s footsteps, many investors are moving to gain indirect access to bitcoin by purchasing locally approved investment funds. According to data from ETF tracker, Farside, U.S.-approved ETFs have been on an eleven-day inflow streak, with the market welcoming more investors.
The funds ended Thursday with $522.6 million inflows, and none of the ETFs recorded a sale on the bullish business day. Notably, BlackRock’s IBIT dominated the day with $497.3 million inflows, accounting for about 95% of the green day. FBTC, BTCO, HODL, and BTC accounted for the remaining 5% while others suffered dormancy.
Meanwhile, with BTC making new highs, the market expects further inflows, likely pushing bitcoin’s price to a high above $180,000.
